8 TITE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY. DECEMBER 19. 1898. PREPARING TO RECEIVE PRESIDENT HE WILL KEVIEW THE TROOrS AT AUGUSTA TODAY. Thoy Will Leave Camp in Light Marching Older lit 10 O'clock, and Will Pass Beforo tho President's Roviowinp Stand Shoitly Beforo Noon -Major-Clcncral S. S. Sumnor Has Reported and Is Now in Com mand of the Division -Lato Camp Gossip. Spcdill In tin S innlt'ii Ti lltiui' 'n illi Aim !' iul'' Miun'tn. (in.. Ui' . IS -The i Itls-rns ,. .UdtiMil and til" oldleia "! ill anvlcty this" iiIiir cm iu--iii"it if Hi" f.ift ih.t1 i'n-slcknt Mi Klnlc -ll nii'vi' 1'itimi low . lit- Villi ml0 111' llMln III URIIHt.l In tin lor- iintm TIip will k-iuc line In llRlil mini hint i'H'i i- ill 1" o'clock. .inl will ruiM IJ"f' ii 'li'- pi"i1i'iit'- iel IliK rttniul Hhnitly lieforn mum. Thry will tlH'li ltlitrn In i.'nlp liv thr no.ir pst roiui. tin inr-Jlilnit .iiK.1 p.uty coin liic; In .i i d.'il ear or tho bi-'tirh road lo Wliii 1 - if In- wlili h tlii-y will preit'pr il illi 1 1 tly In i ami), which he will intpi-c-t "in nioi lPVk'WliiK tin- tieiopt on thi"i kiuiiihR II" will In1 in com panloil tliioughout nil llie Imini of inllltla i'mkHi1 liy n sitliulion of i.u--nh tin- i riiiiip.inlcH of tho Thin!, which an- now stittiotu-il lie i e. Alajoi (Joiiet.il S. S Sumnor has ip pottr'l for i"utv nntl h.'s tiiiu-n coni m mil ol the- division. Major nner.il "Vemtm l now tho pcimani'ht t-oips ininninneloi- "' .ptnln Samuel S Dcr man of I'liinininy A, i e-tui licet to .imp lnt nlfiht utter nn iibm-ncc of no.uly thlrtini w.pkt on account of sUKtu,!s. Se-iKPiiiii 1.' A Taloi- ot I'-mipanv ("S, is clil!ii;.loll-lv III of tvpholil fi'nr In tho ilUI'lon hos-pilal. It U eiy un like ."liiNtin.it, wi'fli liore. Till" wni :i piiinniPi s ila In pinup ami mos" of Uio bojrt we'll' aintmet without their cn.it1. This PVPiiInc fiioi aio btiinltix In only a fpw of the .ti)p Cm powiK Plank Alalott uiul .lohn Haines .mil I'llwittt Hmllle, Qulnn, liens,!!, lluikhauspr anil JlPKlmi'iital Or- elnly ZpIiIIpi, of I!, are tho tenant" of what i known a the "llotol ile Sninkci." All aie lemons fcmoki'is of MtioiiK tobacco Uiclianl .1. Uourke. YOUNG MEN'S CLUB. Bishop Talbot Attended tho Foimal Opening in Green Ridge. The gninasiuni and reading loom of tin- Voting Alen s club of the Chuiih of the Good Shepheid (I'totestant 1'pNco pal) was opened Satutda evt-nliu'. About "UD pci-on- wi'H' present. IX cepting the f.illuie of the appaiutus to auie il time to be put ill plan1, theie viil' no dlJ-'ippolntlm; leatllle ill ton ne etion with the aff.ili Following aie the ii.imih of the olll teis of the elllb l'lc-lde nt, W l'i'li; Ico-picsdetit, Slilne Hone, hccretmy, F W. Goodiill. tlO.isiilel, Fled Ale f ealf, manugenii'iit i oinnilttee. piesi dent, setietaiy and icitot ind H. Wat son, G. Cook. John Ha and Km.inuel Da Hlshop Talbot and lte. Itngeis Israel weie ptuseiit and addu-Mii'd the gatliei Ing. Tlie loom was liandMiinolj decoi ateil with palms ferns and potted plant!- Aluslc was liunisiu.il ,j the Ringgold ottlii-stiii An address was elellered by the icctoi of the ehurch, Hc I" S ISallentllK" Then- weie si leetioii" b William Glftoiel. the blind musician, and leclt.illons A ikliglitful CVERY-DAY THINGS THAT FLAVOR OF CHRISTMAS, Chances In Small Furs Nothing need be t-aiii as to tlie qualities. The fact that they're here is a guaiantee of their excel lence. By a rare bit of merchan dising, these are here at under val ues and await your approval at corresponding reductions in prices. Only the good and fashionable furs in tlie latest fashioning of Collars, Collarettes, Half Capes, Boas and Muffs. A desirable display of Chil dren's Furs. Some Recent Golf Capes Where cav one find a more de sirable article of apparel suitable alike to the long or short fig ure and di awing admiration by lea son of its veiy picttiresqueness. A recent lot discloses some happy combinations of color plaids in Scotch Shawls converted into these sightly and easy fitting gatments. Some are plain and otheis "shawl fringe" trimmed. Piices so low now, that they invite a selection. The handkerchief Sales The importers say it's wonderful the amount of handkerchiefs we have sold during the past ten days. This is an ALL LINhN Handker chiefs Store not a cotton one to be had, and we sell "All Linen" at the prices others sell cotton, hence our immense sales: For t'J'j pure linen Jienixtltcliid all Hcel liortliio. FiirlUuan nil llneu ipinllty, lionittltchcel oi tialirolilereil Kor'Jfip etru ejimlltv Pnen villi ilalntv cunlroiilt'ii'il initial. ForV,-ici line tinea Imuilkerclilcfd with lace eelKCil liu'lties. For Jllo b'uiilifiil Giiihroliloiinl anil hem. Hitched qualities- unit miihi. up to the eholec DucIiimi Line IluailUcici'lilifN at f!l. U, SI !)H uud iipuiuiti. a U'O ac ceptable gilt to a i omit; lad) . ISAAC LONG, 7!l oiul 7f Publla Siuara, WJLICia-llAllUii P.. NO FAITH CURE ABOUT STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TAD LETS- They Cure Stomach Troubles and In digestion Anyway, Whether You Havo Faith in Thorn or Not. .More faith will not ellgcHt your food foi you, will not kIvi ou un appetite, will not liu'ieas" our llcsh and stii'iiKthtu oiir iipiM'h and heait, but Stuart's 1)npcHlii TablptH will do thci- tiling. Ih'oiiuso they an' I'oin jioscd of the ok'tlK'HtM of dlKi'Stlon, the'y lontiiln tlm Juices, mlilrt and pep teiiits neeens.iry to the ellKcstlnii and assimilation of all whok'Homi' food. Ktuinl'H IJ tli psla Tablets will dl cct fund If iilaird In a Jai or bottle In water heated to OS drKite., and they will do It much mme effects ely whin tal.i u Into tin ntomae.li after nie.ilH, whether you have faith that they will or nut. They IriMKoitile the Htoin.u li, make pine blond and stioiiK ni'ives, In the only n that nature can do It, and that li", fiom plenty of wholeiome food well dlKChted. It is not what we cut, but what we digest that does us Rood. SHuut's DjKpepsIa Tablets are sold by nearly all iluifTRlsts ut 0 cents for full sized packiiKc. or by mail from the If, A Ktliait Co, Marshall, Allch. lunch was solved. About $700 was ie pilled to cquU the looms and nearly all eif this amount has been paid in. The club has foitj-two members and a number of applications to bo consld lipiI at the Januniy meetlui;. It is pieiposi'd to keep the looirm open finin 10 a. in. to 10 i). m each da. The muling loom contains all tho standaid maKazines and periodicals and many books. SCRANTON BOWLERS BEATEN. Defeated by Century Wheelmen Team of Philadelphia. The- Century Wheelmen's Howling Pint), eif Philadelphia, defeated a team of Scrantou Hlcyele club bowlers on the lattet'.s alles In this city Satuiday night. The Isltors scored 2.GS5 points to the local teams 2,ril7 and was blvth t'f In each of tho throe games played The Centuiy bowlers were Dulllc'd, Gcoigp, Keeler, AIooic, nist and Por tci: the Scianton team, Warden. Van Wormei, noper, Coleman, Pope, T.,i bai. Uuflleld made the highest single seor'e, Id I. Ilopcr with 1CJ had the highest Seranton scoie. The .stole in detail was as follows. I'list Game Century im AMrasi' Scianton T''.' Aerage Second Gmne Century S'i Aei,me Se I. niton . ... Sb! A erase Thlnl li.iine Ciiitur .:.: Aeragp. Str.uiton . .. v(,7 Awrage Total Seoie (Vntiirj i-, Aei.ige ..1.. .AM ..14 ..111 14i .141 . Ill .11.) hi l anion ."17 Average t-euieb games Ceuturj, 8; Sciu niton STATE OF THE COAL TRADE. What One of the Trade Journals Has to Say About It. The cm rent number of the I'nglncer lug and Alining Journal has this to so.y about the anthiaclte coal trade: Continued cold wi-alhei with Mr low trmpelatiiics eliiilnu tin past wtek lias stimulated cimstiir.ptloli and tlieieliy e uispit a mine elicctlul' reeling arnom, hard eo.tl preiilucers and elealeis Stll', It is woith of note th.it the Inciejstd deinaud N not as great a" It would have beui had the huge proelu ers not jammed so much toil on the mirlut at nit priiis ilurlng the fall Tin Now mbei intuitu lion was n niall I,m),(i0j tuns, i ot as l.iiye a lig uii as some anticipated. This month a pioductluu Is likely to be much less, piiiliablv tiiuli r I.ikxiKkj tons The stocks on hand at neabo.ini points un Ueccmbcr 1 are- reported 270 (ii) tons Uses than on the !-ame date last lear. The piesent out look is foi ,i much heavier consumption this month than In Deeembei. si7. and some ot the moii saiiKiiInt ales ageius an prophesng tint tidewater blocks will be lowct on Janu.a.s 1 th.m on the same Uav In a numbir ot eais In tho v et the miiiket Is In sood shape In the last, though hlgliti prhes aio spoken of, the onlj s-lzi that Is hi s-huit suppb Is ciiistmit MINE MUST BE FLOODED. The flic in tlie Xo C mine of tho Pennsylvania Coal company which be gar last Tuesday has delled all efforts to hubdue It up to date and It has been decided to Hood the mine to pi evert the (ho fiom spie.ullng to adjoining mine Yesteida woikmen wete engaged 'n putting bilek walls in place to shut tho water out of connecting mines and others were laying tho foundations for pumps alongside the Susquehanna tl ei. fiom which water will bo pumped Into the mine. Tin shutting down of tlie mine will throw 1.000 men out of employment. POLITICAL JOTTING. At tho Second watel Uppubllcan ;rl m.ule's on Satuielas Utrnirel Davis vi.is nnuilnatcil for countable and ('. .1 (hllcx. pic for ward iih-essor. Following was the veto In detail: For Constable 'to. Dlstikt 12 3 1 .. nil. rSun.iTd Davis Ut M 11 37 ".'J u'lii John Simins M 11 lb 27 13 S D.ivls' majoilty For Asscs-or Dlsttlel C .1, (llllpsplo .... U. T. Kmiiih -jis in. - un CI-.-S.1 is I J . 1 . -II r.i n Gillespie's mijorltv .'12 floridaT l'ni-h .vnir witnesses a maikeil In nease in the popuhitlly of Kleiilda as a. winter resorl. Its climate is pet feet, and with tlie gioat iiupieiveiuents which have lecentlv keen maele. it has become a veritable piuatllse for winter totiilsts. The Pcnnsvlvanl i Italho.id company has aiiauged for its usual sinks of foitnliihtly touis to Jacksonville dur ing tlie season. January 21, I'V'biuiuy 7 and 21, and Match 7 arc the dutci selected. The- parties will tiavcl be tween New Voik and Jacksonville in spetlal ti alius of Pullman dining and sleeping cars, and the tato includes, for the lit st three tours, tiauspoitatlon. Pullman beith, and meals on special tialn in each dliectlon. Two weeks will bo allowed in Plot Ida, affording ample time to visit the pi Inclp.il points of Interest. Including a tilp to Cuba. Kate for tho last tour covers transpoi t.UIou only leturntng. but tickets for this tour will be good to leturn by regular trains until Alay 31, 1R9D. P.ato- New Yen It. JSO; Philadelphia. Tinltltuoie and Washington, $IS; Jrle, i'iS'j'i Pittsburg, sr.3, and proportion ate rates from nil other points on tlui Pennsylvania railroad. For ltlw'inibs and full Information apply to TlckctAgentR, oi address Geo. W. J'.oyd, Ast-'stant General Paienuer Agent, Philadelphia. w DEALT WITH A TRIO OF HOMICIDE CASES IC'oni hided from Pace B.J battel y, weir Riven thiee months l-i the county hill by Judge IMwunK V. t. Jfulli'i, of Cathondalc, eon vlcted of stualliu' llsh fiom Alatket iiian W. .1. Kolieitu, was allowed to i;o under a suspenilod spntence by .IuiIko (lunster. Fuller's four-year-old sou was tun eie-r by a hob Hied. Ifildiij,, and hi-iiouly InJiiied and romt did not hae the heatt to send the father to jail. CO.MI'TON ACQl'lTTi:U. Hiram ("omiiton was acepilttei! nf tho rh.UKe of llsliliitf with (lynamltc In Chatles Cole's pond in Atndlson. A verdict of not Kiillty wius taken in the case In which Const ible Timothy ,1'iiieM (luirsiil Michael Shnrek with selllmr lliilior without a license. The constiible said he hud no evidence against the defendant .lnhn Walsh and Allchnel Toole witj acepiilted of the charge of lobbing Ai thur Giegory. Tlie defenejants aio with the army. Telfoid Pudlavlf., whose case was continued from the. previous day by Judge C.unster because of absent wit nesses, was tried beforo Judge Yeikes, and found guilty of keeping a tippling house. n charged by Constable James . Claike. Sentence was defe rred In the case of K. Stofki, convicted of soiling liquor without u license. FIREMEN'S STATE CONVENTION Start Mado Yesterday Afternoon on tho Preliminary Airnngoments. A meeting was hold esterday after non at Nay Aug engine house for tho purpose of making ptellmlniu-y ai langcments for holding the 1S99 st.Vo lire-men's convention in this city. Chief Illckey, several councllinen and repre sentatives, ot the city Hie companies were present. Chief Hlckey called the meeting to older. Select Councilman John J. Roche was elected chairman nnd Y. ". Kizlcmnn, societal y of the meeting. A committee of five on ways md means wak on moMon appointed to ti -port at the next meeting a plan 'or arranging lor tho convention. This committee comprises H. Spruks Ct n tury company; O. A Uecmer and John W. Aloir. Nuy Aug company; A. Lewis, Columbia company, and John J. Giler, Cumberland company. The committee will lepott nt a moot ing to be held in Nay Aug building Wednesday evening, Jnn. I The dlf feient flie companies will bo asked to elect one or mine peiinanent delegates to represent the company nt tho ne meeting and In all subsequent ariaipp ments which may be made and In which the assistance of the companies Is lo be solicited. It Is quite piobable that the commit tee on ways and means will repoit tn.it n recommendation that a fair be )id 1 fluting the spring for the puipose of raising convention funds. It in pur posed to hold tho fall for sixteen nights, each night to bo designated a 'company night" in honoi of a civn pauj, the dates to bu decided by lot. MRS. BRADBURY INJURED. She Fell on the Ice nnd Fiactured Her Hip. Airs C i:. Uiadbtiiy fell on the ite near hoi home on Qulncy avenue, Sat uiday evening, and sustained a fiat tuicd hip. Her plisk lulls tonlldently hope that no serious u'iilt of a iieimanent na tuie will follow. Mail Carrying Contiact. The contiact for caiiing the malls between Caibouelale and Ilonesdale hf.s been aw aided by the post ollicc depaw incnt to Ambrose A Call, ot Algou.;, la. The pi lee Is $1,000 per ".ear. The contract takes effect on Jan 1 and will continue to June KO, 1901. Theie will be i mail e.uh way each day. America's Greatest Medicine is Hood's Sarsaparilla, Which absolutely Cures every form of Impure blood, from The pimple on your Face to the great Scrofula sore which Drains your system Thousands of people Testify that Hood's Sarsaparilla cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia, Malaria, Catarrh, Rheumatism And That Tired Feeling. Remember this And get Hood's And only Hood's. Carpets and Draperies. We invite an inspection of our superb slock or Carpels and Dia peries, believing it to be the largest ana most carefully selected in Northeastern Pennsylvania, and at lowest prices. Wilton Axminsler Velvet Brussels Ingrain CARPETS Window Shades, Furniture Coverings, Wall Papers Everything to be found in a first-class Uphol stery Stock. WILLIAMS & ricANULTY, INTERIOR DECORATIONS SCRATCHED CONSTANTLY Baby BadlyAfflictod with Eczema. Medical Trcatmont Usoloss. Cured by Cuticura. My niece's Utile) baby boy had 1'czoina all over his fare, so that lie nculcd continuous VTatclila;, nn j ho scratched tho sores con-Mantlj-. Atoriiltig9,hljfaco,liauilaaiiilclothc3 vroulil bo stained with blood. ShO never could tako 1dm out, his faco was so full of sores. Alio bad meJlc.il treatment, anil tried over thing elio heard of. Bho commenced .sing tho Ct-nci-nA UevtruiES. Tho sores Iffthiiftictamt hcieai tnttrclicurct!, and now his faco Is smooth ami rosy. Airs. L. J. ROOT, Vew Scotland, N. Y. Hritnr Cm THTrr roiK.mrn.aT llraoic, witn l. or Haii. VTrm bath, wlih coiicuu Sn.r, lnlMwrd br finite nomtlns. with Ccticdka. putc.i of mollienti, nd grfttm ot akla caret. H'tHimnHionllhworld PiTtuI) kC Coir., Polo I r f Ootton. llow lo Can tcr U.b Humor, freo. THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF SCRANTON. Special Attention Given lo Bnsl. ncss nnd Personal Accounti. Liberal Accominodatioiu l'x. tended According to liuliiucca nui ltcsponsiblllty. 8Pcr Cent. Interest Allowed on Interest Deposits. Capital, Surplus $200,000 400,000 WM. COXXETiIj, President. UENRY BELIX, Jr., Vice Prcs. WILLIA31 II. PECK. Cashier The vault oi this bank U pro. tcctcd by Holmes' Electric Pro tective System. THE COUNTY Savings Bank and Trust Go. 506 Spruc3 S!r33t, Seranton, Pa. Capital $100,000.00 Surplus 55,000.00 Pavs Interest on saving deposit. Acts as Trustee, Administrator, Uuardlan. U A. WATRHS. President. O. s.JOHN!OV. Vice Preildent. A. II. CHRISTV. Cashier. DIRUCIORS. Wm I' llallstead. I:erctt Warren. August Robinson, T. P. Kingsbury. John P. Kcllcj. O. b. Johnson. U A. Watres. HERCULES ASBESTOS PIPE COVERING Effectiveness and Durability SPECIALLY EQUIPPED FOR MINE WOR.f Warren EhretCo., 321 Washing-Ion Avenue, Seranton, Pa. TRIBUNE WANT ADS. BRING QUICK RETURNS. AAlfr !AAA-ti-fcAAAAAAAs Most People Are anxious to bo economical ind wivlnc Wo all lllco to f,et alonir lu tlm world. Wo all Ilko to Ret tho most for our mone Thu'-o jieoplc who buy "Snow Whlto" Hour AR1 economical and Kot tho most for tholr money. "Snow White" Jlay ho a little higher in nrlco than some Intel lor brandt but the final cost, when coniiiarcel vtlth cheaper Hour, Is leas. Your Broeer i-clls It. "We Only Wholesale It." THE WESTON MILL CO Seranton, Cnrbondale, Olyphant. Renaissance Irish Point Brussels Tambour Dresden LACE CURTAINS Rugs, -!9 WYOMING AVENUE gr ?..t'1"""' '- A I U I , I isfev.r j- '&" :SV"' 5S6- &' w . r fi-" "-n . -. "ij ' fl ' I Umbrellas (MWtMfMtMfM CONNOLLY LOUIS 1 'ru ira Our stock of this class some very rare bargains are offered. We also offer at very low prices a complete as sortment of French China for decorating purposes. Mercereau & Connell 130 Wyoming Avenne, Coal Exchange. We Are Now Showing the Largest, Finest and Best Stock Fver before shown in this city. We have spaied no pains to collect the most attractive and most ar tistic goods that could be had. We have a grand display of DIAMONDS, Mounted in Rings or Brooches, Studs, Scarf Pins, Cuff Buttons, Ear Rings, Watches, etc. We handle only Peifect Stones ol Good Color. Stone Rings ot all kinds, a big variety, especially a nice line ot Opal Rings. A Mammoth Stock of Fine Jewelry STERLING SILVER we have it in everything Novelties, Toilet Articles, Brushes. Desk I-'itting, Pock et Cutlery, Table Ware, etc., etc. We have just introduced a beautiful line of i.K Gold Filled Toilet Articles, wananted to wear ten J cars and will not tarnMl. Brilliant Cut Gla-,s best that cm be had. Watches Are Our Hobby Wc have all the new things out. All the new styles and all the new improvements, from the cheap est to the best American or imported. We can not mention a Iraction of all we have. A visit and inspection of our stoie and stock will convince you we arc "no seconds." Agents Tor the Retina Music Roxcs. Steam and Hot Water HEATING Gas, Electric And Combination FIXTURES Electric Light . . . WIRING Chas. B. Scott, 119 Franklin Ave. rrmm -S" S. - "iSSo -S. For the Christ mas trade. Our Umbrellas are made with eight ribs, Paragon Frames, best steel rods. The workmanship is of the very best, and we guarantee every Umbrella that we sell. Our "X" Umbrellas for Ladies', Men and Children, with plain or fancy handles, are superior in every way to Umbrellas usually sold at this price, $1.50 to $2.00 each. In all the finer grades, with plain or fancy handles, (which include every conceivable design that experts can devise), we offer exceptional values up to $7.50 each. Store open evenings til Christmas. & WALLACE, RUPPRECHT, 231 Penn flvenfce, 0pp. Baptist Chiirch. FORAIERLY KLEBERS. We invite your earli est inspection of a large line of choice, well se lected Bric-a-Brac, Lamps and Fancy Ware. of goods will be sold at very LACKAWANNA LUMBER CO., MAUUFACTUOS OF 651 SIEO PEHNft. HIE IllH ffl 111(1 LUMBER Dill Timber cut to order on short notice. Hardwood iUInc Ratlfl tawed to uniform lengths aonstuntly on hand. Peeled HMnlocU I'rop Timber promptly Furnished. MILLS At Cross Fork. Potter Co., on the Buffalo and Susquo. ban 11.1 Hullroad. At Mlmi, Pottor County. Pa,, on Comlersport. uud Port AllcRuuy Railroad. Capuclty 400,001) feet per day. GUNl'KAL OFFICE-Boardol Tradu Uulldluj:, Scrunton, Pa. Telephone No. 4014. IS I . TCI 6c8ltUBM neo 'it reliable, loocthlr, rcgulitlne raedli-lne. Only lxnaltc tt4 the poietl drugs thocld be uueJ. II jou. vast the 1x4 1, get Dpc Peal's PsiraroE-oa!! PSBBs Thtr uo prompt, tale aril ctrtaln In remit. The eennloe (Pr. Feal'a) nercr "Ua. nolnt. eanThcre, tl.W). Addreaa i'tll, Miiiciaa Co., ClCTOland, O. For Salo by JOHN H PHELPS, SPruco stroot '"fjfi o: gtsgjsasssg .feTOKKi? 2&j-$$s-. 3gg-ii3. r 127 $Eh!2 ngton Avenue low prices to close out and Pharmacist, cor. Womln-i inue ad K ii l!in iniiW frTmtKi V fii
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